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Other Banking Simulations

The online simulations listed below are currently available for use in training interventions. Any of the online simulation programs can be used on their own or as part of a specific training programme, combined with concepts. Training interventions can be arranged on a group basis as well as on an individual basis. Following hereunder are detailed descriptions of each simulation program.

GuardB@nk ALM Simulation Program

The GuardB@nk simulation program is used in combination with a conceptual part of the program in order to create a powerful learning experience for participants. Following hereunder is a general overview of the simulation program:

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InterB@nk Bank Management Simulation Program

The InterB@nk simulation program depicts a full-services bank operating in a very competitive environment. Participants are challenged to make business decisions in an economic environment where interest rates can be volatile.

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FirstB@nk Bank Management Simulation Program

The FirstB@nk Bank Management Simulation Program represents the banking world of today, that is, with more and more emphasis on fees and commission income. In combination with a conceptual part, this simulation program enables participants to become famili

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InvestB@nk

InvestB@nk is an E-Learning Bank Management Simulation Program representing a typical investment bank. A realistic banking environment is created wherein participants experience the consequences of their management decisions during a given timeframe. The o

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AA B@nk

AA B@nk  is an E-Learning banking simulation representing a consumer bank. The simulation program represents a highly competitive consumer banking industry. It is possible for up to ten banks to compete against each other within this industry.

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GuardB@nk MFI

The focus of the ALM Training Programme for MFIs is to create a conceptual understanding of various ALM activities (funding, interest rate risk, hedging) with current financial products available. The content discussed will enable participants to keep an o

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